A field of 18 will tackle the race, with three runners - Laws Of Indices, Maxmial and Reve De Vol - adding intrigue by having their first start in Australia.Catch all the action from the Melbourne Spring Carnival LIVE on Racing.com, available on Kayo. New to Kayo? Start your free trial now >Check out the runner-by-runner analysis provided by the experts at punters.com.au.1. PRIVATE EYEThe Joe Pride gelding has a wide draw but it’s of little concern given his pattern, provided they’re making ground. He came from last at the 400m in the Epsom, sweeping down the extreme outside to knock off Aramayo and Dalasan. He got in with the light weight in the Epsom, but he’s not poorly off here either under set weights, entering as the highest-rated runner. Big chance again if the track is fair. 2. I’M THUNDERSTRUCKI’m Thunderstruck emerged as a potential star during the winter and has delivered on that promise so far in two runs back from a short spell. He was stiff not to have won the Sir Rupe